As weather watchers were preparing for Groundhog Day, economists were equally focused on whether the shadow of the government shutdown would impact the January employment report. More from CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Much of the country continues to struggle with record cold. More from CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

The Princeton Review annual edition of best value colleges has determined the schools with the top return on investment. CBS News correspondent Gary Nunn has more on today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Roger Stone appeared before a federal magistrate Tuesday in Washington on charges related to the special counsel's investigation. CBS News Correspondent Bill Rehkopf was in federal court and has more in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Scientists are turning chickens into mini pharmaceutical manufacturers. More from CBS News Correspondent Jim Taylor in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Movement to reopen the government...just in time... according to CBS News Correspondent Steve Dorsey in today's Reporter's Notebook.

In today's "Reporter's Notebook," CBS News Correspondent Peter King offers some thoughts on the murders of five women in a Central Florida Bank.

Phoenix investigators has arrested 36-year old Nathan Sutherland - a nurse - who is suspected of sexually assaulting an incapacitated patient - resulting in the birth of a child. CBS's Stephan Kaufman has today's "Reporter's Notebook."

The U.S. Supreme Court says the Trump Administration can go ahead with its plan to restrict military service by transgender people while court challenges continue -- but it declined to take up the transgender troop policy immediately. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes has the latest in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

In today's "Reporter's Notebook," CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman talks about being reconnected with the son of one of the American hostages held in Iran from 1979 to 1981.